My babies...

Flossie the Food Stealing Alien Baby (Angie's)

Proof that Flossie is an alien...or was. =) See top left.

Fannie (Jennifer's Baby)

Due in May

Frannie (ABB's Baby)

Due in July

Yay! I heart babies! I can't wait for more pics of my girls!

If you're wondering...The "F" names started with Angie. We both named our iPods and when I got mine, I tossed around calling it Flossie. I finally decided on the more appropriate name iRis iPodimous. So, when Angie found out she was pregnant I said, "Call her Flossie!" Of course, she said no, but allowed me to give her that nickname. Yay!

When Jennifer found out she was pregnant, I wracked my brain for a similar, silly, old timey name. At first I was calling her Nellie...but it just didn't sit right with me. Then one night, Abi (roomie's daughter) was sitting in front of the fireplace and she said, "My fanny is all warm." And I had a lightbulb moment! "Fannie!" That's the best name ever! So, Jennifer's baby is forever Fannie to me.

Now my dear ABB is pregnant again. I decided to go with another "F" name b/c the others were working so well for me. ABB's baby will be Frannie to me or Frances when she's a bad little girl. =)

Yay for babies! Yay for silliness!

Okay. That's enough of this ridiculous post!

My Nephew!

This is my nephew, Duke!

Duke and his daddy, Tim (my brother).

Xmas Movie Xtravaganza!

So, I'm not really crazy about Chrismas. Maybe it's b/c I don't have children, but...aside from the meaning of Christmas it's all...meh...to me. My coworkers think I'm scrooge, but to be honest, I think they're CRAZY! Tee hee. Seriously. Donna has a whole wardrobe that she pulls out for Christmas. All these really awful Christmas sweaters and jumpers...yes JUMPERS! Ick!

Anyhoo, I don't really get into all the decorating and stuff, but I have been in the mood to watch Christmas movies. So far I've watched A Miracle on 34th St (sweet) and National Lampoon's Christmas vacation (hilarious!). This weekend I'm planning to watch It's A Wonderful Life and A Christmas Story. I'm excited! I plan to curl up in bed in my comfy pjs and fuzzy socks and just veg out!

ABB, what Christmas movies do you love?

Blast From The Past...

When I first joined myspace (about 3 years ago ) I wrote a couple of blogs that I loved. I've since deleted the blogs (and stopped blogging there althogher) from my page, but I saved them on my harddrive. I thought I'd bring them back out today and post them here. Enjoy!

Rob's Philosophy

As I was looking around on myspace today, I was reminded of Rob's philosophy from High Fidelity. This is a place for you to meet new folks... relationships, friendships, networking... whatever. How do you draw these potential new folks? By listing what you like... For example, I made a new friend just b/c I like Napoleon Dynamite. Sweet!

Rob's philosophy is:

"What really matters is WHAT you like not what you ARE like. Books, records, films...these things matter. Call me shallow - it's the effin truth."

So, you see...Rob's philosphy is what this whole myspace thing is built on!

More from Rob...

"What came first, the music or the misery? People worry about kids playing with guns, or watching violent videos, that some sort of culture of violence will take them over. Nobody worries about kids listening to thousands, literally thousands of songs about heartbreak, rejection, pain, misery and loss. Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable? Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?"

Okay. The whole idea of organizing your records autobiographically... GENIUS! I don't have any records to organize (I wish I had that collection!), but I can without a doubt categorize my life into different music phases. See Below:

The Top 40 Phase: I was pretty much a Top 40 girl when I was a kid. I loved just about anything on the radio. Anyone remember Zoo 98? Yes! Anyway, before middle school, the only two musicians that stand out in my memory are Michael Jackson and Reba McEntire. I know...total opposites, but my brain is a little fuzzy (see Grateful Dead phase).

The New Kids on the Block Phase: Yes, it's true...and I'm darn proud of it! I was OBSESSED with NKOTB. I had every album, book, etc... that they made. My bedroom walls were literally papered in their posters. I was the coolest! My mom took me and my cousin, Shelly, to camp out for tickets to one of the concerts on the Hangin' Tough Tour. OMG! I still get chills just thinking about it. He he. And, yes I still know every song by heart.

The Big Hair Band Phase: Shortly after NKOTB, I made a drastic change from pop to heavy metal. Poison was my fave! Sadly, I never got to see them in concert. I also loved G-N-R and Skid Row, etc...

The Return to Top 40 Phase: In Junior High...nothing stands out. I was focused more on socializing during those days. You know...the whole Drill Team thing, etc. In those days, I listened to whatever was on the radio.

The Beatles Phase (High School Part 1): In the 10th grade, my friend, Angie, turned me on to the Beatles. I was instantly OBSESSED. I gobbled up anything and everything I could about the Beatles. Fun times... Also, Samantha got me interested in all things 60's and 70's rock and roll. I remember many nights zoning out to Pink Floyd. Nice...and this was b/f drugs. See, you don't have to do drugs to experience and appreciate good music. LOL.

The Alice in Chains Phase (High School Part 2 and Beyond): After the Beatles phase I went straight in to grungeville. I loved Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, STP, etc... But my absolute fave was Alice in Chains. OMG! 1995 was a great year for grunge rock! Another one who stands out during that time is Alanis Morrisette. She rocks! This music brings back great memories from working at Hastings. I'll never forget that group of people that I worked with. It was amazing and awful at the same time. That was where I met James...GRRR! The bane of my existance. That relationship screwed me up royally. The James relationship was directly responsible for the next phase.

The Grateful Dead Phase: OMG! How can I even begin to describe this phase? Well...after some unfortunate business w/ James, I decided to move to Arkadelphia and live with my friend Samantha. Oh yeah...and to go to college, but I wasn't very good at that. Anyway, the first thing Samantha said to me was, "Beer's your friend. You'll drink a lot of it." (quote from PCU) I wasn't much of a drinker b/f that, but it only took one night to really break me in. I was ready to forget about James. So, I drowned my sorrows for 3 whole years. I was drunk and/or high almost every day! No wonder I can't remember anything! What I do remember is going to lots of cool shows (Phish, Leftover Salmon and other jam bands) and hanging with my beautiful friends. We would move around to different houses switching roommates. We were like gypsies or a commune...crazy. We were always broke, but always had money for some smoke (Heh! I'm a poet). And we were always up for organizing a kegger. Back then, it was all about the tunes. I could lose myself for hours listening and dancing to the GD. We loved the GD cover band The Schwag. FUN TIMES! Acid parties w/ different "mood" rooms. Day trips w/ sidewalk chalk. Awesome. I could talk for hours about the good times I had during these years, but there was also a lot of bad times. Eventually, the bad won out and my mom rescued me. On to the next phase...

The Christian Music Phase: So, after a while I got sick of the drugs and started thinking about life. I would look around at all of us- high and stupid. I would think, "Is this how it's going to be for the rest of my life?" I was homeless, jobless... My car wasn't running and I hadn't really spoken to my family in 6 months (can you imagine?!)... I felt cut off from the world and didn't see any way out of the hell hole I had dug for myself. Then I got really sick and finally swallowed my pride and called my mom. Hence the rescue. She said, "That's it! You're coming home. Pack your bags. I'll be there in an hour." And that's what happened. She took me home and I turned my life over to God.

And that brings us to the real story of the Christian Music Phase (finally!) After that life changing move back home, I just wanted to listen to music that helped me grow as a Christian. Music that glorified God. So, I quit listening to secular music. It wasn't that I thought that secualr music was bad (sinful, whatever). It just wasn't what I needed at the time.

The Return to Secular Music Phase: This is my current phase. For the past year or so, I've gotten back into "secular" music. I'm trying to discover all of the great bands that I've missed the last 5 years! And of course, I'm still digging the groups listed above... EVEN NKOTB! I still listen to their Christmas album every year. LOL. Don't judge!

Okay, so that's some highlights from my musical life. Hope you enjoyed.
Later!

p.s. In this post or any future posts...if there are spelling/grammatical errors...blame it on the Grateful Dead phase. Lots of brain cells lost then!

One more movie...

The roommate and I watched Reign Over Me last night. I actually saw it on opening day in the theater. I am a major Adam Sandler fan! =) Anyhoo, I rented it because the roommate hadn't seen it.

If you haven't seen it...GO RENT IT NOW! Heh. It's a departure from the normal Sandler roles, but he handles it beautifully. I bawled like a baby. Also, I happen to think Mike Bender is a genius. I loved The Upside of Anger.

TTFN!

Dreary Sunday Afternoon...

Where George Washington worshiped when he was in Charleston, SC.

Its the perfect day for sleeping in! Which is great for me b/c I'm sick...AGAIN! I can't seem to shake this stupid cold. I'm beginning to wonder if I'm allergic to something in this house. That'd be one more reason to get the heck out of here. =)

Speaking of the homefront, things are okay right now. The roommate is basically pretending like nothing happened. I can live with that for now. I do have a back up plan, so if she does the yelling for no reason thing again...I'm out of here. I still have all my stuff in boxes and all my clothes are easy to transport. As far as furniture goes, I only brought my bed, armoire, end table and a couple bookshelves. So, I could seriously be out of here in a truckload. It's pretty sad that I'd even have to think about these things, huh?


Anyhoo...Its been a boring few weeks. I've been laying low. Thanksgiving was boring. My family didn't get together. Mom's not eating right now. Hehe. She's doing the UAMS weight loss program. So, basically she exists only on their supplements (shakes, etc...). My Dad and brother, Timmy, went to my Dad's moms...which, yes, would technically be my grandmother, but I'm not close to her. She's actually my step-grandmother and it's a long story. My other brother, Logan, worked on Thanksgiving. My pal, Jennifer, took pity on me and invited me to dinner at her house. So, on T-day, I slept late, then got up and made dressing. It was my first attempt and although it wasn't awesome (like mom's) I was very pleased. I took my dressing to Jennifer's house and had a lovely dinner with her family. Fun times! In fact, Jennifer and I had so much fun that we've decided to do it again next year. The rest of the T-day long weekend I spent in my bedroom. I was either sleeping, reading or watching tv. I watched four or 5 movies, watched a 5 hour Dylan documentary and watched 8 episodes of The West Wing (just started the first season thru Netflix). TALK ABOUT LAZY!


Let's see...what to talk about...


Last night the roommate and I watched two movies. The first one was The Reaping with Hilary Swank. I had high hopes for this movie b/c I really like Hilary. Plus, it was a thriller w/ Biblical plagues. Creepy! Well, the movie WAS creepy and a little hard to follow at first. There was a twist at the end. It was...I don't know. I didn't love it.

I loved the second movie: Waitress with Keri Russell. LOVED IT! It was hilarious and sad. Sigh. I want to watch it again today that's how much I loved it. It's def one that I will buy. I've been a fan of Keri Russell since her Felicity days. I was obsessed with that show! So, I'm very excited that Keri has a great movie out there.

On a totally unrelated note...I finally got the Charleston pics from our trip in October! They're not as great as I hoped they'd be, but then again...I'm no photographer! =) I've posted a couple of my favorite ones and you can see some more here. Enjoy!

I loved the cobblestone streets.

George Washington Park

East Battery Mansions...

The only "white orb" we found on our ghost hunt.

I Don't Care Where You Stand Politically....

...this is freaking funny!

http://www.chbn.com/Clip.aspx?key=B72982CC061F1CF4

Trouble in Paradise

Things are NOT going well with the roommate. She's...difficult. She yells. She doesn't take responsibility for anything in her life...including her child. I've decided that I'm just one more person she can blame all of her problems on. It's not good. I've had several nights of crying myself to sleep. I do not want to live this way. Unfortunately, I have no where to go right now and no money to get a new place. So, please pray for me. Pray that it will either get better or that God will provide a place for me to go. Personally, I'd just like for it to get better. I don't want to lose a friend over this.

I don't understand. I prayed and prayed about this. I didn't want to move in w/ her if it wasn't what God wanted for me! When we were talking about moving in together all kinds of problems kept popping up, but then they'd all go away. I thought maybe that was a sign from God. Am I crazy? Forevermore!

I'm 30! 30 people! I'm too old to be this unsettled. I need to get it together.

So, my goals for 2008 are as follows:

1. Get a 2nd job.
   
2. Save to move out.
   
3. Pay off some bills.

Okay. That's all I've got for now. I guess I should have said that those are my financial goals. I'll think of some personal goals and post those later.

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On a lighter note...kinda. Usually, Steph and I watch movies together on Sat nights. It's our thing. We started it b/f I moved in with her. We'd watch movies on Sat night, I'd spend the night and then we'd go to church together on Sun mornings. Well, this Sat night I was so upset with her I watched the movies by myself and then sealed the Netflix envelopes so that she couldn't watch them. Pitiful, I know. But I was mad at the time. This is what I watched:

Licensed To Wed with Robin Williams, Mandy Moore and John Krasinski. It was cute. Not great. Mandy Moore's hair was great though.

I've recently dyed my hair blonde, but having watched two Mandy Moore movies this weekend (I also watched Because I Said So in my room to avoid Steph), I'm rethinking this whole thing. I want her hair! =)

The Number 23 with Jim Carrey. Whoa. It's a crazy, weird movie. I liked it though. It's all dark and twisty.

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Okay. Thats all for now. Pray for me! I'm so upset about this roommate situation.

A Story...

He sat patiently behind me while I finished my soup. He wanted to lick the bowl.

He put his paw on my shoulder to remind me that he was waiting.

He knows this is part of the ritual he must suffer through before he gets his soup.

He's happy after getting to lick the soup bowl.
(He looks frownie, but take my word for it.)

Jack says, "Iz can haz soup?"

The End.

Here are a couple more pics of my little men:

Quick Update

I'm finally moved out of the apt! Yay! Now I have tons of stuff piled in the garage of my new place. Boo!. Moving=sucks!

I took the next step at church and started going to the New Membership sunday school class. So, after two more weeks I can finally transfer my membership to Otter Creek! Yay! And after that, I'll be able to start helping out in the Missionettes department. I'm so excited! BTW, the meeting with the pastor's wife never happened! She's a busy lady. I'm not sure what I'll have to do to nail down an actual meeting time. Pray for me!

I still haven't gotten the Charleston pics. Dad said he'd burn those pics onto a disc for me this week. We shall see.

I'm going to see Walking With The Dinosaurs this Wednesday. I'm super excited. I'll try to take pics from that. Next week I'm going to see CATS. Yay! I'm so excited (apparently I'm excited about ERRRRTHANG!). I'm taking Rachael, who has discovered a love of all things Broadway. Unfortunately, there will be no pics from that, but I'm sure Rach and I will take a bunch of goofy pics of ourselves before and after the show. Fun times!

Peace out!
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Steph and I watched two movies this weekend:

I'm Reed Fish. This was a very cute, quirky independent film. I rented it because of Alexis Bledel. I'm a die hard Gilmore Girls fan! The acting was great and now I want to buy an Schuyler Fisk album! Unfortunately, she doesn't have one. I'll have to be satisfied with her background vocals on Joshua Radin's album We Were Here. I love, love, love that album, BTW.
Mr. Brooks. I didn't expect much from this film. First of all, I didn't think that Kevin Costner would be convincing as a bad guy. I mean, he's better suited for romantic comedies and sports films, right? Well, I was pleasantly surprised. This movie was very entertaining. William Hurt was a great as Mr. Brooks other personality and Dane Cook was a nice little comic relief. Oh yeah...Demi Moore was in the movie too, but she was forgettable. Sorry, Demi.

I Heart...Beer?

Haha! Actually, I'm a beer snob. My fave drink is a Black & Tan. Oh the yummy, creamy goodness! I don't want you to get the wrong idea here. I hardly ever drink...maybe every few months I'll have some drinks with pals. Anyway, I am a snob. I'll only drink stuff like Bass, Guinness or Newcastle. Tasty!

Last Friday night I went to The Flying Saucer with some pals for a b-day party. Here are a couple pics from the night:

Happy 29th B-day, Simmy!

Amanda, Jenni, Sarah

Matt and Brady

Caleb and I

Amanda and I

Simmy with Beetlejuice.

They were having a Halloween costume party downstairs.

This is me enjoying the yummy, creamy, tasty goodness of a black and tan!

I Heart Music! (#2)

This week Emery asked everyone to give her music suggestions for her roadtrip. Now I'm in the music mood (actually I'm always in the music mood) and I want to blog about it! =)

Here are some of the albums I've gotten in the last month or so:

Beirut - The Flying Cup Club
Coconut Records - Nighttiming
*This one is my current fave. I've been listening to it over and over. This is Jason Schwartzman. He wrote all the songs and played all of the instruments.
Flight of The Conchords - The Distant Future
*Hilarious! I especially love the song "It's Business Time"!
Joni Mitchell - Shine
Kari Jobe - Worship
*My fave worship album right now.
Patty Griffin - Children Running Through
Pedro The Lion - Achilles Heel
*to finish off my Pedro collection.
Radiohead - In Rainbows
Rilo Kiley - Under The Blacklight
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Rising Sand

This is what I aquired yesterday after reading suggestions on Emery's blog:

Enter The Worship Circle - First Circle
Merchant Band - Merchant Band and also The World Can Wait

I can not stress how in love I am with music! All music! In fact, I buy so many albums that I can't even listen to it all. That's rediculous, right?! I just can't help myself. =)

Also, one of my coworkers is addicted to Starbucks. This works out great for me b/c they've been doing the Song of The Day for a while. So, every time she goes (every single day) she gets a free download for me! Yay!

I love music. Music, music, music. Here it goes down, down in my...um, EARS! Hehe. See how clever I am? I took an Anchorman quote and made it my own.

TTFN!

Vacation Details...

Saturday night (10/20) at 9:30 p.m. Mom and I started out for Charleston, SC. I drove because Mom can't see at night. =) We drove all night until 7:30 a.m. when I couldn't drive any longer! We got a hotel room and slept for 4 hours. Mom woke up raring to go! We made it to Charleston by 6:00 p.m on Sunday.

We originally booked a room in North Charleston. It looked fine on the internet, but when we got there...it was soooo ghetto! And sooo scary! Mom ran in and canceled our reservations and then we headed to downtown Charleston...not knowing where we were or where we were going to stay! Mom called several hotels and they were all booked. Finally she found us a room in the heart of Charleston for $120 a night! Yikes! But we took it...we were desperate! We checked into our rooms, ordered up food and then hit the sack.

The next morning we hit the streets bright and early! Charleston is awesome! It's so old and full of history. We had booked two walking tours for the afternoon and evening, but that morning we just took off on our own. Our hotel was in a perfect location, so we didn't have to drive anywhere. We went down to the warf and looked around. We went up and down almost every street. I couldn't stop exclaiming, "oh! Look at that house!" Everything was so beautiful.

At 1:00 we headed to the place we were supposed to join the Historic Homes walking tour. Our tour guide was 60 yrs old and full of knowledge. He was also VERY BORING! Sigh. Mom and I hung in there for an hour or so then we cut out! We toured the rest of the city on our own. We finally headed back to our hotel at dinner time. My feet were so sore! I also had ginormous blisters on my heels. My feet were so not used to being in "real shoes"! =) (side note: those stupid blisters are STILL there!)

At 7:30 that night we were scheduled for a Ghost Tour. Sounds exciting, huh? Mom is so into ghosts and stuff like that. She was very excited and because I didn't want her to miss out... I dragged my poor, aching self out on the town again. =) The tour guide encouraged us to take lots of pictures because sometimes ghosts (orbs) show up on the film. No such luck for me. Mom and I soon became bored when we realized that our tour guide was just going to tell us a bunch of stories. We thought we'd get to do fun stuff...like go in cemeteries, etc...instead we just walked right by the cemeteries. Sigh. Another super boring walking tour. So, we headed back to our hotel, ordered up food, watched The Bachelor and then hit the sack.

The next morning we checked out and drove four hours to Greenville, SC. It's a very cute town. Nothing compared to Charleston, but still super cute. Their downtown area was very tourist friendly. Mom and I just drove through though. We had very little time to check into our hotel and get ready for the SYTYCD show.

On the way to our hotel we were praying, "Please Lord don't let this one be ghetto!" At first glance it didn't look bad. I told mom we could rough it for one night. =) So, she checked us in. When we got to our room it looked like it would be fine. So, we sat down and ate our Subway sandwiches. While we were eating, we heard a noise...like someone was trying to get in our room! So, Mom boldly goes to the door and opens it. There was a guy standing there... he said that we were in his room. Mom said, "Um, no. We just checked into this room." So, he scratches his head and says, "That's weird. I stayed here last night." It turns out the motel had switched his room. So, we continue eating our sandwiches. I decided to take a quick shower before getting dressed for the show. When I went in the bathroom I noticed that there was toothpaste in the sink and hair on the floor. Eeeew! The shower looked okay though, so I jumped in real quick. Looking back, I can't believe I did that! But I didn't want to be stinky for the show. Heh. While I was in the shower, I noticed that there was a bar of soap WITH HAIR ON IT! SICK! Thank the LORD I was using my own body wash. I hurried up and got out. We didn't have time to complain to the manager before we had to leave for the show.

After the show, mom and I hurried back to the motel. We were planning to sleep for a few hours and then get up early and hit the road. Mom said, "Check the beds first! I don't want to sleep in a dirty bed!" So, I pulled the covers back on the bed that I was planning to sleep in. It was fine. All clean. No probs. I told her this. So, I got in my pjs and started looking at the road map. Mom got ready for bed and took a sleeping pill. Then she headed over to her bed and pulled back the covers and screamed! There was a PUBIC HAIR in her bed! and when she moved the pillow...there were hairs under that too! OMG! That guy must have slept there! And the motel didn't clean the room! They just made up the beds! G-ross! So, I called the front desk and said, "You better send someone up here to change the sheets NOW!" The woman working the front desk explained that she was the only one there and that she couldn't come up and change the sheets for at least an hour. WHAT?! I said, "Well, then we want a refund. We're checking out!" So, mom drives down to the office to check out while I pack up our stuff.

When she gets back, we decided to be wild and crazy and just DRIVE THRU THE NIGHT! At first I balked at the idea, but then decided we might as well since we were planning to get up at the crack of dawn and drive anyway. Guess who had to drive though....ME! Yep. Mom had taken a sleeping pill and couldn't see at night anyway. So, we headed out at midnight Tuesday night. Mom tried to stay awake, but eventually couldn't fight the sleeping pill. She slept and I drove. I sang out loud to the radio, put the car on cruise control and chair danced...anything I could do to stay awake. It was HARD! I mean, sooooooo hard! I did get to see downtown Atlanta in the middle of the night. It's quite impressive. =) I was praying the whole way. Finally, I was so delirious that I had to pull over. I woke mom up and said, "I'm pulling over at this gas station and we're sleeping!" She said, "mmmmokay" and went back to sleep....for about 10 minutes. I was tossing and turning. I couldn't get comfy. Finally she said, "I'm up! I'll drive!" It was 6:30 a.m. by then. So, we run inside and buy some Krispie Kreme donuts and bad coffee and set off again. I dozed on and off the rest of the way home. We made it to Benton at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

So, that's the story of our worldwind vacay to South Carolina. Icky motels aside...we had the best time! I took about 300 pictures of Charleston. My dad is supposed to be burning them on a disk for me. I'll post some as soon as I can.

Gotta get back to work!

Vacation...

I was on vacation all last week. Mom and I drove to Charleston, SC to check out all the old homes. On the way home, we stopped in Greenville, SC to see the So You Think You Can Dance tour. Between those two cities, I took about 400 pics! I'm thinking about uploading them to a different website so you can see ALL of them. I'll try to work on that after work today.

To be continued...

*Go here to see the So You Think You Can Dance pics!

Music and Movies...

So, I bought two albums today. I just couldn't help myself. See below:

Casting Crowns - The Altar and The Door

I had to buy this after hearing the songs in concert this weekend. I especially love the songs Slow Fade and Somewhere In The Middle. Good stuffs!

Leeland - Sound of Melodies

Rachael is now in love with this band. Actually, I was impressed myself. Leeland Mooring is only 19 yrs old and very talented! This is very good for a 1st album!

Steph and I watched a couple movies this weekend. See below:

I actually saw this movie in the theaters. I love Seth Rogan and Judd Apatow. Comedic genius! Anyhoo, Steph hadn't seen it so I was more than happy to rent it. Even better the 2nd time around. HI-larious!

I really had no idea what this movie was going to be about. I was pleasantly surprised. I love Anthony Hopkins and that Ryan Gosling is a cutie! Good stuff!

Next movies: Kicking It Old Skool, Shooter and Half Nelson

Casting Crowns

Rachael and I went to see Casting Crowns in concert last night. Fun times! It was like one huge worship service. I loved it!

The "ticket guy" (Dale) was WAY late, so we had to entertain ourselves for over an hour with the camera. Also, Rach wrote a song about our experience. It's amazing how many words rhyme with Dale. =)

Here are the best pics of the night:

I heart Burt's Bees!

High Five!

Worried that our tickets weren't going to show.

Excited that Dale finally showed...over an hour late!

Leeland

Blury Casting Crowns

Great show!